
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin’s Pastoral Approach Echoes Through the Catholic Church Today
COMMENTARY: There are lessons to be learned from the Chicago cardinal, who died 25 years ago, in today’s climate of synodality.
COMMENTARY: There are lessons to be learned from the Chicago cardinal, who died 25 years ago, in today’s climate of synodality.
The San Diego bishop is calling for a sweeping adoption of ‘synodality’ in the American context, but analysts say the concept needs a clearer definition before it can be endorsed.
The Pope said the Acts of the Apostles ‘offers us an important light on how to deal with differences and seek the truth in love.’
Secretary general of the Synod of Bishops praises two new books for deepening the concept, but critics fear synodality will lead to a ‘protestantization’ of the Church.
Participant at recent Vatican symposium reveals some ideas being discussed.
Push to also give Synod of Bishops increased prominence and influence.
Since 1983, the pope has bestowed the pallium to new archbishops at the Vatican on the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul.
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